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*To test the SC546A, press the number button (on any X10 Controller) corresponding to its Unit Code. Or walk past a Motion Sensor. The Motion Sensor sends a signal to the TM751 (or CM15A interface), which retransmits it over your house wiring to the SC546A. The Remote Chime then sounds. | *To test the SC546A, press the number button (on any X10 Controller) corresponding to its Unit Code. Or walk past a Motion Sensor. The Motion Sensor sends a signal to the TM751 (or CM15A interface), which retransmits it over your house wiring to the SC546A. The Remote Chime then sounds. | ||
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Revision as of 14:53, 11 May 2006
Introduction
This guide should help you in quickly setting up the X10 Remote Chime.
Setup
- Set the House code dial on the SC546A Remote Chime to the same letter as your X10 Controller (TM751 Transceiver Module, MT10A Mini Timer, etc.).
- Set the Unit Code dial on the SC546A to any unused number between 1 and 16. If you are using it with a Motion Sensor, set it to the same House code and Unit Code as your Motion Sensor (MS13A/MS14A/MS16A) and the same House code as your Transceiver (TM751)--if you are using a Transceiver as opposed to the ActiveHome Professional software interface.
- Plug the SC546A Remote Chime into any unused outlet (not one that is controlled by a wall switch, in case the switch accidentally gets turned off).
- To test the SC546A, press the number button (on any X10 Controller) corresponding to its Unit Code. Or walk past a Motion Sensor. The Motion Sensor sends a signal to the TM751 (or CM15A interface), which retransmits it over your house wiring to the SC546A. The Remote Chime then sounds.